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Artist: The Sam Willows
Canonical path: /the-sam-willows/glasshouse
Related lyric paths: 6
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Glasshouse
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Glasshouse
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Two full years and
A spread of fears
I get down on my
Knees, eat my fears
And fall away
Eat my body and drink
My cup
Let the wine of the
Galaxies fill you up
And fall away
Come to the floor with
My coat of shame
Let the mind of the
Mystery spell my name
Oh come to me
Sword and shield all set to fly
All quivers are full all
Ready to die
And all for you
Say you love me yeah
Say you love me yeah
Lay down yours and I'll
Lay down mine
Tell my mother and
Father I'll miss them all
The time
And fall away
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